Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-10

A caEioad Of piles aFFiv ID today from
Alien q Eelsonis lozRinR camp for use
u the baildina Of necessary wharf room
e tie usw Fallro1d mill.
Mr.. Weld, the equak Valley hop
grower, 10 EunninG small saw niIi 81
his place on Sqaak Slough. DuRinR the
last winter season be cot 0.o00 feet Of
lumber.
Terrenee OpBfien at his Stuck June
ton camp gives employment 10 twenty
too men and be Il working seven yoke
Of oxen in the main team and thfee
other yokes ere used In skiddina. Tia
daily 0utpuH Of the camp Ia about 81 600
feet. About 4.0C0, 900 feet Of logs have
been brouoht 10 Seattle this season and
Iha total for the year will be something
like 100000 fest. ME. O'BEien has
been IoQQing al Stuck Junction for SIX
tean months and be oontFols enouah
timber 70 keep him busy for the nsxt
siehteen months. He owns 200 acres
there and 10 all controls about 800
acFea. He Il nov arranging for q neg
roIlWay. By which the logs are loaded
upon trucks, and II he sooceods In get
ting the Railroad Company 20 build
him Q spar track for this purpose be
will be enabled to double the output Of
his camp and. Of course, be would give
employment to nearly twice the nambes
Of men. RI
me Comercial Min In this city Feosiv-
"a q small raft of two sections Of lORe
fFom the camp Of Dag Brothers. on the
skaeit river. The raft contained about
10o.00o feet Of spruce aud fF logs.
Many OF thu ar l0Qs are Of large size,
aamfE~.s, akr.rxk qa.nn AeaA mnmh
Csal and Mining.
The steam collier Wiilimetse, finished
diaehaRginQ her cargo Of frsiaht last
night and shifted 10 the coal bankers
where she began iosdang C0af fer San
Franchises. Her cargo viii be completed
The ship Dstroit has secured about
$50 tens Of Cedar Mountain coal for q
ssiHsniDg and today shifted TO the
0sean Dock 10 finish dischargipR bal
last.
The Ivanhoe viii be ready fos sea By
Thursday evening, with Q cafRo Of
Black DiAmsnd coal.
Carpenters we're al work today 81 the
Oolnmbla 4 Puget Sound Railroad Mill,
framing the timbeEs for the new coal
bankers, 10 be erected at franklin.
shipping Intelligence.
The British bark Rydalmere Loaded
With railroad iron for Seattle has BEEN
reported OF the Caps, but she has not
ret entered the straits.
TIE British bark CumbFian. arrived In
at Portland Monday, is reported dissn-
gagged. TIE Merom, In the same port
on Tuesday, also goes on the diseDRaeeo
lisA.
The following late charters are re-
poFsed IN San Francisco:
British bark L1yola, 5o6 tons, nov on
Puesa Sound. lumber from Port Gamble
10 Coqaimoo.
British bark PenahaW, go toas. nov
on Barnard Inlets lumber thence 10.
Tientsip.
SAN FRAxcsCo, Aug. 9.-Arrived-
Steamer Mexico, Seattle; State Of Gall
foFniA, Portland via Astoria bark
E1och Talbot, Port Discovery.
Sailed-SteameR Columbia, Portland.
PoRT Towxsnxp. Aug. 9.-The harke
Aureola and GeFmanis were spoken In
the straits by the tug Blakely today.
Sailed Bark Lsucadia-
PoRT GAMBLE, Aug. 3. Arrived
Barks Fresno. Sycamore. Oowlitz.
TAroosH, Aug. s.-A bark In toy Of
The tug Holyoke passed out 90 noon. A
ship Vas toved out by the tug Mognl 81
.. N. The steamship Idaho passed
Out 81 $50 .. m. A ship and bark passed
In et noon. The ship TopRailant Of
PoFt Blakely paaBed IN at $50 p. N.
Gear. fresh southwest wind.